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In the last five years, the battle against drugs in Mexico has cost the lives of 100,000 people, making the terrible news related to these crimes a daily occurrence. To humanize these stories and give face to the countless parents, children, wives and husbands who have become indirect victims of this war, the film reveals the lives behind these numbers and headlines. Shocking testimonies are interspersed with episodes of everyday life, creating a picture of a society governed by fear and insecurity. Amnesty International Award at the Berlin Film Festival 2017.
Everardo González
Nasceu no México. É diretor, produtor e diretor de fotografia. Dirigiu filmes como La canción del pulque (melhor fotografia e montagem no Festival de Guadalajara 2003, exibido no Festival de Cannes), Jalisco es México: charro, mariachi y tequila (2006), Los ladrones viejos. Las leyendas del artegio (melhor documentário em Guadalajara 2007), El cielo abierto (Cartagena 2011), Cuates de Australia (IDFA 2011) e El Paso (2016).
